RC Knowledge

For nitro-powered RC racing vehicles, proper engine break-in is critical for performance and longevity. This guide details the core preparatory steps—tool familiarization, fuel system priming , and initial startup—following professional protocols.

When tuning a Nitro-powered radio-controlled (RC) car, confusion in needle valve positions can severely disrupt engine performance. This guide details the location, function, and precise restoration procedure for the high-speed needle (HSN), low-speed needle (LSN), and idle screw to factory specifications.

Hey Racers! Ever wonder why pro-level RC cars don't run perfectly vertical wheels? That intentional tilt is camber angle - your secret weapon for cornering grip.Tune smarter, not harder! Let's break it down:

Let's delve deep into a critical component that massively impacts handling performance, yet is often overlooked or improperly tuned: the shock absorber (damper). It's far more than just decoration; it's the vital communication bridge between your car and the ground, the foundation of precise handling and stability.

The motor is the powerhouse of your RC car, dictating speed, acceleration, handling, and overall driving experience. The terms "brushed" and "brushless" are fundamental when discussing performance and value. As a leading RC manufacturer, we break down the technology behind these motors to help you make informed choices.

The differential is a critical component for vehicle cornering dynamics. Without it, RC cars would lose control during turns due to unmatched wheel speeds. This article dissects its mechanics, functionality, and performance tuning strategies.

RC racing cars are remote-controlled models popular among hobbyists, available in electric (LiPo/NiMH) or nitro/gas types. Key features include size scales (1:10 to 1:5), drive systems (2WD/4WD), and car types (touring, buggy, crawler). Components cover chassis, motor/engine, control systems, and maintenance tips like cleaning, lubrication, and battery care. Beginners should start slow, practice controls, and prioritize safety. Upgrades and community engagement enhance the experience.